Each year in Kentucky between 30 and 40 children die from child abuse and neglect, with another 30 to 60 near fatalities, ranking the state
Given the often intense and fast-paced milieu of the medical practice, it can be easy to lose focus on human resources or “personnel” functions other
Consciousness. Myriad philosophers, theologians, and scientists have sought to define this concept for centuries, and it was an intellectual interest in consciousness and brain waves
When my oldest daughter was a week or two old, she started turning blue around her mouth one morning as I was holding her in
It’s a tough job – informing parents that their child has an incurable or potentially devastating disease and navigating that child’s long-term treatment. Yet pediatric
Robert Pope, MD, a full-time sleep medicine specialist at Owensboro Advanced Sleep Center, is the current chair of the Insurance Committee with the Kentucky Sleep
On July 20, 2012, new laws became effective that will impact every physician practicing in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. These new laws explicitly regulate how
Kentucky Ear, Nose, and Throat Joins Lexington Clinic LEXINGTON On August 27, 2012, the Lexington Clinic announced the association of Kentucky Ear, Nose, and Throat
Since its “revitalization” in 2004, Pediatric Nephrology at Kentucky Children’s Hospital (KCH) has grown into a strong division and an integral part of the Department
The 14th Annual Sleep Medicine Conference will be held in Louisville on October 26–27, 2012. Sponsored by the Kentucky Sleep Society (KYSS), presentations will examine
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